How do I get multiple hyperlinks to diplay in a query output?

Question

I am using two tables to list all of the sport teams for a school. The sports table lists all of the team data grouped by gender. The second table uses the sportID from the first table to associate the team with a schedule.  The problem is not all teams have a schedule yet.
I am trying to display a link for those teams with schedules. I compare the two tables, sports & schedule and use a CFIF statement to compare the 2 sportIDs in the output to determine which teams have a schedule.  If the two sportIDs match then a hyperlink is displayed.
Unfortuanetely, only one link will be displayed, even though there should be three links. Below is my code:
Table to display the teams grouped by gender
<cfquery name="getSports" datasource="#application.database#">
select gender, team, levels, sportID
from sports
group by gender, team, levels, sportID
</cfquery>
Table used to get the sportID for schedules already created
<cfquery name="getID" datasource="#application.database#">
select sportID
from schedules
group by sportID
</cfquery>
I then compare the sportIDs and if they match, I then display a hyperlink
<cfoutput query="getSports" group="gender">
<h1">#gender#'s Teams</h1>
<ul>
<cfoutput>
     <li>
          <cfif getID.sportID EQ getSports.sportID><a href="teams.cfm?sportID=#sportID#"></cfif>
           #team# <cfif levels GT "">(#levels#)</cfif>   //levels is used to differentiate between J.V. and Varsity. Not all teams use levels
          <cfif getID.sportID EQ getSports.sportID></a></cfif>
     </li>
</cfoutput>
</ul>
</cfoutput>
How do I get the other teams to display their links?

Answer 1

I'm hesitant to give you an example because there are so many ways to do this and I don't want to lead you in a direction that might not be appropriate for what you are trying to do (outside of this code block).
I think WolfShade is on the right track.  I would also use a single query with a join instead of trying to use a condition in a loop.  I think you would want an outer join instead of an inner join though.  You want all rows returned whether or not they have a schedule.  Right?  If so, you should be able to use an outer join and then your condition for the hyperlink becomes whether the schedules.sportID is NULL or not.  I think this would be the best way to handle this.
OR
If you can't do that for some reason, then you need to modify your cfif logic.  You could move your "getID" query inside of your <cfoutput query="getSports"... loop.  Add a where condition to the query "where sportID = getSports.sportID".  Then you can check if the getID.recordcount is greater than 0 (or equal to 1).  If so it has a schedule so create the hyperlink.  Not pretty though, because as you see it will need to query for each record in "getSports" query.
OR
You could keep your queries the same but place a cfloop around your cfif logic to check for each record in your "getID" query.  Again, not pretty because you have to loop over the "getID" query for each record in the "getSports" query.  Something like:
     <li>
          <cfloop query="getID">
          <cfif getID.sportID EQ getSports.sportID><a href="teams.cfm?sportID=#getSports.sportID#"></cfif>
           #team# <cfif levels GT "">(#levels#)</cfif>   //levels is used to differentiate between J.V. and Varsity. Not all teams use levels
          <cfif getID.sportID EQ getSports.sportID></a></cfif>
          </cfloop>
     </li>
OR
You could do a query of a query...  Lots of ways to skin a cat...